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Sandra L. Nabbefeld
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Sandra Nabbefeld Obituary
Sandra L. Nabbefeld, age 71, passed away at her home on December 28th, 2022 from a long 7 year battle with 5 different cancers.
Sandra was born August 7th, 1951. Sandra always enjoyed working with people with disabilities, thus obtaining her CNA license and working in the field for 30+ years, retiring from Agape doing what she loved.
Sandra is survived by her daughter, Candice, granddaughter, Ashley (Tom) Thornton, great-granddaughter Lillie, great-grandson Landon and two sisters. Sandra had a special bond with her daughter Candice and granddaughter Ashley and they were both there until her very last breath. Sandras dear best friend, Sue Taggart for 40+ years was by her side for her last days as well. Sandra loved her cat Pepper dearly, although he didn’t love anyone else, he loved her.
Sandra’s mother and 2 brothers preceded her in death.
Sandra will be loved and missed so very much by her small but tight knit family and we will all be together one day again.
A private celebration of life will take place among her family and friends where there will be a spreading of her ashes at her most enjoyed destination.
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Theresa Schroeder
February 26, 2023
Sorry for your families loss. I just found out today. I use to work with Sandy at Rayovac many years ago.
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